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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF TWO ATTRACTIVE e-sToRY
BRICK DWELLINGS, ONE IN THE NORTH.
EAST AND ONE IN THE SOUTHEAST SEC
TIONS OF THE CITY.
We will offer public sale for lady who desires -
to close out her real estate. FRIDAY the ,ss:aY
TWENTY-FOURTH INSTANT, the following de sss:iI
scribed property:
At FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.-Premises No. sol street
northeast neat 2-story brick house. containing 8
rooms and bath room, with water and gas.
At FIVE THIRTY O'CLOCK p M-Premises No.
JOG 4th street southeast desirable two-story and
basement pressed brick dwelling, containing rooms
and bath with all modern improvements and choice
je1S-6t DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TTNWO-STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME DWELL
l. ING. NO. 11l4 FIRST STREET, BETWEEN L
AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY
FOURTH, at SIX O'CLOCK we will sell, In 'front.'
of the premises, the south Is feet front Of .:I
1OT is. SQUARE 557.
fronting 1S feet on First street, with depth OIL los
feet improved by story Frame House. with brick
home or Investment.
Terms; One,haf cash balance in one and two years,
ally TO be secured by deed Of trust all cash. op-
ton Of purchaser deposit Of 81 90 required at time
Of sale. Conveyancing &C. at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in ten days. otherwise right
served to resell at risk and cost of defsul ting pur-
chaser, after five days pupc notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. d. c.
Je16-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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II o. ROBEY. AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
NEAR LAUREL, PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,


MARYLAND
By virtue of the power contained in decree OF Ar
the Circuit Court for Prince Ge9sge,s County
sitting q Court of Equity no. 1913 Egutyl, -
the undersisned Trustees viii sell a Ruoiis a9Sf11p
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE 1857 at TWELHE
O'CLOCK " all that valuable tract of land. called and
known BIRMINGHAM Manor. situated near the line
of he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, IL miles from
Cont station about the same distance from Muir
KIRK Station on road and miles from the town Of
Laurel property adions the lapds Of Francis w
Plummer. William II Kelley, Charles Comm. solo
Saunders and others, and binds side the
County road leading from Contees Station to the Co
lumba pike. Ii contains 444 acres. or less,
portion Of which is covered with good pine aud oak
wood. The sol produces fine wheat and potatoes, is
susceptible Of high improvement and could be cult
waited TO great advantage fruit and truck farm A
good stream of water passes through the place The
property Is located IN rapidly section II
viii sold whole In trscta plat Of the prop
erty showing subdivision. viii be exhibited the day
of sale.
Terms Of sals prescribed By the decree:
Of the purchase be paid In cash the OF
sale ratification thereof by the court and the bal
in two equal installments in and two years
from the day SALE the deferred payments TO bear In
from the day Of SALE and the payment thereof
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser with surety
~rsuretes TO be approved by the Trustees deposit
Wfll be required upon day OF sale
FREDERICK SASSCER, JR.,l T-ns+eas
WILLIAM STANLEY,
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HOMEOPATHIC DOCTORS ELECT OFFIcRRs.-At yes.
terday's session OF The International Hahnemai-
MAN Association, at Long Branch, officers for the
ensuing year were elected follows: President
Dr. G. w. Butler, OF Montclair, n. j.; secretary.
Dr. F. A Bollard, or Chicago (re-eiection); treasu-
rer, Dr. "; A Hawley sre,electionl; board OF CEN
s. Gee, OF Chicago; Edward Rushmore, OF Plain.
held, n. j.; c. W. Butler, OF Montclair, N J., and
j. b Bell, or Boston.
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The killing OF the TO111VerSe
FORCE WAS ONLY REsORTED TO AFTER THE DESPRR-
ADDE'S REFUSED TO SUBMIT.
Dispatches from Rowan County, KY, last night
corroborated the story OF the killing OF the three
Tollivers and Harvey Cooper. Sheriff Hogs posse
had warrants for the arrest of the men, and they
were supplied with arms and ammunition by Gov.
Knott Force was only resorted to after the
desperadOes had refused to submit to arrest. Bud
Craig Tolliver. Andy Tolliver, another OF Craigs
cousins, escaped. He was slightly wounded.
Owing to rumOrs that Craig Tolliver's friends
the town Of Morehead, KY, there was consider
able excitement there Wednesday night, but hap
PLY there was no demonstration. the town was
heavily patroled by the shertr'S posse, citizens
were warned to keep indoors, and lights were put
out.
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ing ofYicefs were elected Tor the ensuing year 6
yesterdays session OF the A. O. U. w. Ct Mnwen.
kee: supreme master workman, VIM H %or0AA.
sparta, Wis supreme overseer, VIM r Graham,
Cedar Fails, Ia; supreme recorder, n W. sackstS
Neadytlle. Pa; supreme recoiver, J. II. Lenharts
land. o.; supreme Watchman, VIM. II. ButtA BAL
timore; supreme medical examines, Augh Dohsge&
B0RIon.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
A Ceorxia Desperate Killed.
Nm SONS rHRxArEN 10 LYNCH TEE oFr1cKo VI

A Georgia Desperate Killed.
m Sons rHRxArEN 10 LrNcp TEE oFTIcKxs WHO
DID n.
GAINESVILLE Ca, June pa bloody tragedy II
reported nom Union County. In which VIM. Cab
loway lost his life at the hands OF Deputy Sheriff
williama Galloway has for years been noted -
desperate. and At the head OF O lawless band OF
moonshiners has dened the revenue omcials IN
Oh the country. Al the last session OF the grand
Iury, however, sensation was created oy the in-
aee sSe me- o. Galloway 70, saGisey ne oPerS
that ne would kill the frst man who should At
tempt TO arrest him. Deputy Sheriff Williams
Geo. Gurey, set out for the home OF the Desperate
Ihey found Galloway near his house, and called
upon him 10 surrender. His only response was
Williams The latter returned the IRA his FIRST shoe
sending Galloway 10 the ground with q scream of
stepped up 70 the PROSTATE body OF the wounded
desperate and emptied their six chambers into
him, II is the work OF these men which has called
be indicted for murder. The coroner's jury In In
yestigating the case. The Old friends and as
shot him while he was down shall not escape. even
II lynch law has Ia be reSorted 20. They are
headed by the two sons OF the dead man, who are
themselves men OF desperate character.
Another Mig Mexican Land Purchase.
CRIHUABUA, MEXICO, June 24.-The purchase os
the l. 1877 600 acres Of land on the Rio 0rande BE-
low Il Paso, known as the ''Santisma- ranch has
been closed here. At the head OF the company
stand Col Jno. ID. Miles, OF Lawrence, Kan; Fran,
els L. Hinckley, the great railroad builder, Of
Chicago; Henry l. Newman, OF St Louis; Don
Jose Valanzuma, a wealthy citizen OF chihuahua;
MesSrs. w. H. Whiteslde and Frank Jarvis OF
Kansas City, and Judge Bennett II. Davis and ChaA
DAVIS OF FL Paso. IL Is proposed 10 consolidate
the ia Santisima" ranch with the RIO Bravo
Land and Cattle Co. IS property, also fronting on
the Rio Grande, the consolidated company 10 10
known as the Rio Grande Land and Cattle Co.
The great ranch will have frontage on the Rio
Grande OF lao miles aud include about 1000 900
acres OF the finest grazing and agricultural lands
In the republic OF Mexico. The capital stock OF
the company will be s., 500 000 the company 10 be
organized at once and 10 go into operation by pur.
chasing and placing $4,000 head OF cattle upon
the property.
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WIFE PoIsoNER LYNCHED.-At 2 O'Clock Thurs
day morning forty masked men rode into koSci-
usko. Miss, proceeded 70 the jail, overpowered the
Tailor and took JAS n. Webb, white man, 70 q
convenient place and hanged him On sunday
last Webbs wife died OF poisoning. He was ar.
rested and lodged In jail on suspicion The evi-
dence was strong against him, ana the fndfgna-
ton OF the community was aroused TO the lynoh-
ing point.
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VlRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
l. PROPERTY AT SILVER SPRING, MONTGOM-
COIINTY MARXI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
Il PROPERTY AT SILVER SPRING, MONTGOM-
cry COUNTY, MARYLAND
By virtue of q decree of the Circuit Court for Hake
Montgomery County. as 9 Court of Equity. the IN
subscribers trustees will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder. at the late residence of John q.
Wilson. deceased. near silver Spring. Montgomery
PAST ONE O'CLOCK P. AZ. all the real estate Of
sessed consisting of 139 roods and 90 perches
of land, more or less.
These lands situated the 7thstreet road at its
Intersection with the turnpike leading to Sandy Spring.
about five miles from Washington, i've minutes walk
Joining the lands OF William Thompson. Crosby s.
NOyes and Dr. Josiah Harding; they having been SUBJ
divided into 26 lots ranging in quantity from
to one and half EACH and seven small farms,
each.
This s the most desirable suburban property now
the market.
Terms Of sale onethird cash and the balance in two
the day of sale with interest from date.
Train for the sale leaves the b. and Depot IL 80
p. III. GEORGE PETER, ! rrr....
je22-dts JAMES b. HENDERSON, AFus'ees'
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PREFERRED DEATH 10 MARRIAGE-At CORY, Pa.
last evening, Jos. Williams stroled 10 Pine Grove
Cemetery, and there, standing In the family LOT,
the temple. letter was found In his left hand,
In which he stated: 81 here end a worthless life"
woman OF Cory, whose name in the license 10
Miss Bessie Prentiss. During the past womonths
young Williams has been leading q reckless life.
lie had arranged with friend 70 leave the c0un-
try yesterday afternoon, but t appears he choso
suicide rather than fiy 70 avoid marriage
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PRNurroNs LARGEST CASA telegram from
Princeton, NJ J., last evening says: There are four
teen local examinations In progress for admission
to Princeton. There are 100 applicants the largest
ever KNOWN Another examination Will be held In
september making the class oe 16ol the largest In
the history OF the college,
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Army Of the Potomac Reunion.
THE BANQUET-CoMArTRE ARRANGE FOB TEE GKTTYI
BURG CELEBRATION.


BURG CELEBRATION.
Three hundred persons attended the banquet az
the Army OF the Potomac at Congress Hall Sara
tOga, last evening. Gen. j. C. Black responded TO
the toast, "The President OF the United states .
and the others speakers were Col Calvin L Pratt,
Prof. Nathan Smith Sheppard, Gen. Henry W. Slo.
cum, Gen. w. T. Sherman, Gen. whipple Gen
Geo. H. Sharpe, Gen. ID. T. SickleS Corporal Tan.
ner, ID. T. Richie, Gen. j. Z. Robinson, Gen. Bui.
terrified and Chauncey M. Depew.
President Mcmahon announced the following
committee, under Gen. Sickles resolution 10 make
arrangements for the meeting at Gettysburg In
July, 1885, and TO invite the Army OF Northern
Virginia: First Corps Gen. A. Doubleday, Gen j.
c. Robinson and Private JAS. Bealls Sixteenth
Massachusetts,; Second corps Gen. j. +. Barlow,
Col w. +. Tidball and Mai. &. Il. Rice; Third
corps, Gen. Daniel l. Sickles, Gen. J. b. Carr and
Gen; c. II. Graham; Fourth corps, Col Church;
Firth corps, ID. c. Butterworth, F1tl John Porter
and Gen. Crawford; Sixth corps, M. I. Mcmahon,
N. E. Whittier and L. n. Hyde; Ninth corps Gen.
Hartranft, Gen. Parke and Maj. Barker; Eleventh
corps, .. .. Howard, Gen. Devins and Gen. Schurz;
Twelfth corps, Gen II. w. Slocum, Gen. Barnuin
and Gen. Green; Cavalry corps, Gen. Pleasantoi,
Gen, Mcintosh and Gen. Hammond; Artillery, Gen.
Hunt, Col. Cowen and Maj. Smith; Nineteenth
corps, Gen. n. p. Banks, Gen. Emory and Il. A.
Williams; Army OF the James, b. +. Butler and
Gen. Hawley Curtis; Stan, Gen. George II. ShaypEt
Gen II. A Tremaine and NAL FassetL
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THE PLUxsERs' CoNvENyIox.-At the national
convention OF master plumbers In Chicago yesteI.
day the resolution 10 boycott all manufactures OF
piumbers goods who sell 20 consumers WAS
adopted the following ofhcers were elected |:
President Jno. Byrnee, OF New YORK; vice-presi-
dent Jno. Trsin0r, OF Baltimore; treasurer, w. J.
Lyons, OF Brooklyn, and secretary, Y. Remick, us
Philadelphia. Boston was chosen IS the place q
holding the next convention.
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TIE MAYOR OF CORK DEPosKD.-In consequence
OF the Mayor OF Cork having hoisted q black nag
on Tuesday and exhibited what Is said TO have
been most conspicuous discrimination In favor of
Naionalists In the matter OF disputes and rtotous
acts growing out OF the jubilee celebration he has
been deposed from ONCE and superseded by Davis-
1onA Magistrate Plunkett The magistrate
has ordered q resident paid magistrate TO try prs-
oners until further notice, giving % him that
power exclusively.
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BROS, AuctiOneers.

BUILDINGS ON CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY SITE
AT AUCTION.
We will sell at public sale, by order of the Commits
sion fer the Construction the Congressional Library
building. on MONDAY, JUNE TMLNI1 sem E
1887, commencing 1T HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK A.
NJ, the houses and outbuildings known
Nos 3. ,. ., y. ID and l0o I'd st east
Nos. l4S / so and 152 A st. south
Nos. 1:io and 1 so Pennsylvania ave.
Nos. 10. 100 and IL, b ST. south.
The sale will commence at No. ) I'd street. The
buildings will be sold entire they stand, and are to
he removed by the purchaser within twenty (2O) days
date of sale unless otherwise specified day Of
sale by the suctiOneer-
Terms cash in government funds
iel5- lS.2.2,2o DUNCANSON BROS, Auct8-
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In C0egYIssXD.-A Niddle-aged colored man
named Wm jackson was In the Police Court to-
day, charged with using indecent and insulting
language 70 aeveral small c0l0red girl1 and pleaded
and said he exposed his person. 'Have you any
thing 70 say for yourselff" inquired tho judge OF
his hsndx sNo. ar. answered the defendanf: q
have said ell have TO say, that am guilty" The
court Imposed ine Of sob o. three months on the
farm
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A CONSULAR BANQUET IN LoxDoN-United etasns
Consul General Waller presided at q jubilee ban.
Quet In London last night at the Hotel Metropole.
dred persons were present, including representa-
ttves OF forty natlonR Toasts were offered 70
queen Victoria, foreign sovereigns and pres1dents
and the corporation Of London This u the nrss
banquet given BY the new society OF foreign
cODSulS.
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What Parent No. 8 Has 10 Say.
N0N-REsIpENT PUPILS AND OTHER MATTERS.


NONRESIDENT PUPILS AND OTHER MATTERS.
To the Editor Of the EVENING STAR:
Parent No. seems to think that the simple
ownership Of property In q town gives one a voice
or vote. Let him own dozen houses In Boston
and not reside there and he Will have no vote In
the municipality, while his tenant, who does not
own brick In them. win have q vote. 1t is resi-
dence alone that entities person there to admit
most tenants that only tho property oUners pay
the taxes; II was generally thought that this was
considerable number Of pupils whose parents
neither own nor occupy residences in the District
help to I'LL up our oyercr0wded schools especially
There is greater evil yet, and that Is allowing
pupils who have gone through the full course TO
sonn3s year asr ysas 70 Occupy desks 70 the
sion. simply to keep the former employed or TO al
low them TO pursue some fav0rlte study. This Is
the nth year, although the course is limited to
three. PARxNT No. &
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer:

'UNuOAho ~ WAAANS. AucuOQeoE
VERY Esf HaA 2E
MAN LEAVING THE CITY, BOTH GOOD
DRIVERS; ALSO A FINE BLACK SADDLE
MARE, WORKS KIND IN HARNESS, AND A
LARGE HORSE SUITABLE FOR ANY WORK AT
TOMORROW. Saturday. JUNE TWENTY-FIVE.
1887, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, shall sell the above
stock without reserve, to the highe bidder.
1t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
6 BENSINGER Auctioneer,
% Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY
within the Bazaar
Second hand Top Buggies, 1 New Top Buggy.
Standing top Phaeton, Vanished Wagon.
20 mead Horses and Mares among which Will be found
good drivers and workers.
For the District government at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
A. ID. large Bay Horse.
B head young Horses, shipped in from Virginia. 1t
TNHOs. Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON E STREET.
WEST. BEING HOUSE No. 3O3.
On TUESDAY, JUNE TWENTI-EIGHTH, at
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, shall offer for sale I'M NM
front of the premises parts of lots and H. square
OH. improved by three-story brick dwelling, nine
rooms.
Terms day of sale.
je24-d&ds THOS E. wAGGAMAN. Auct.
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A Big Flock Of sheep Killed By Light
ming.

FAYErrR, Mo-, June PA heavy rain and
wind storm passed through this county from
the northwest yesterday. -Four miles south &c
blew down large barn belonging 10 Harry Nc
Collough, killing seventy-1ve head of merino
sheep, among them his nne premium buck Per-
tectfon," which was valued at 81 900 and had
taken premiums In every ring In which he was ever
exhibited. Three head OF horses were also killed
and Charles Cake, colored man who had taken
refuge IN the barn from the storm, Was badly hurt
There was no insurance on the barn or stock
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81. LOUIS, June ga special from ChihuahuA
to the Globe Democrat says: Mexico is catching
the baseball fever. The nrst game ever played
here took place Tuesday between the American
club and the Mexican, resulting In favor OF the
Americans by score OF 10 too. A large crowd
was In attendance, and the natives seemed 20
take great interest In the sport. The two clubs
have perfected q permanent organization, and
regular series OF games ID 70 be played In tho
future.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G..
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THoMAs DoWLING. Aucuoueer

1O.HOhAOWs
V,HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
4Hcr5oN ss JUNE Tw TEN
O'Clock INCITbING Fifty new WILLOW
ROCkEkS, FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, Or
GANS AND PIANOS. BILLIARD TABLE, AND A
GEESNEEkAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
ALARGE ASSORTMENT GLASSWARE AND DECO
RATED CHINAWARE;
SIXTY CASES CoGNAC BRANDY;
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES. CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs. WAGONS HAIR
jest NESS, &C.
NEARLY 30 900 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND ON
~ rSISNIIE En- STREET EXTENDED. NEAR
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JUNE 1aS
sell In front Of the premises, -
Lot 30, Of su bdivision of Eslin's Estate.
This Lot fronts Isl 81 100 feet 18th street
tended ana y Just north of kenesaw avenue adjoining
To Pennsylyania avenue it being large lot, be
readily subdvded into smaller lots This subdivision
oyerooks the CITY, aud Is bounded by Columbia Road,
Park, and 14th streets.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two years
notes to bear six per cent interest, payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed of prem
ises sold or all cash at option Of purchaser deposit
81 purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in
days otherwise right reserved to resell cost
OF defaulting purchaser FIVE days advertiser
sFS
ETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
COUNT OF THE RAIN, UNTIL SATURDAY AT
HOUR AND PLACE DUNCANsON BROS. Ancts
ie23-d6dS.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK Dwell
LING, No. 1905 STREET NORTHWEST,
NINE ROOMS AND BATH, AND MODERN CON.
VENIENCES.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE THIR-
T1ErH, at SIXOCLOCK, IN front OF the premises fa1
will sell KE::H
LOT 46, OF SUBDIVISION OF LOTS IN
SQUARE 1872,
fronting II 6-12 feet street, with depth of 80
feet to alley, improved by we'll built threesory
and basement Brick Dwelling containing nine rooms,
bathroom, modern convenieuces.
The location of this property ID suitable for private
residences or for investment.
Terms 50, 900 payable August 18th, 1889, at per
cent per annum; balance cash. deposit of 5000
quired at time of sale. Conveyancing &c, at pur-
otherwise right reserved to resell risk and cost OF
defautng purchaser after five days advertisement Of
D. c.
The Real Estate Title Co. certificate shown at SALE
House open for inspection on day of SALE
je23 DUNCANSON Bros Aucta
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

4 UCTION SALE OF LOTS AT THE
N BASE BALL GROUND, HYATTSyILE,
THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH,
AT FIVE NJ.
Some choice building sites. and lots Of garden 4
meadow and pasture land will be offered ~
Terms: Ten per cent cash; balance so per -
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON ]
STREET, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AM
TMENCy-EIRSC STREETS NORTHWEST, AZ

AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE TwENTY.NINTH, ar
1887, at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. shall sell parts $a64
Of lots Nos. IL and 13. square No 1Q4, 'front.' -.
ing seventy sixeet ten and half inches on street,
running back ninety feet four inches.
Capitalists and others should give this sale their
special attention the property il located in very
desirable neighbOrhood.
Terms of Sale: Cash. balance In six twelve
day of sale and secured by deed Of property
sold; al eonyeyancins and recording ct purchasers
Terms OF sale to be complied with within ten days
from day Of sale the property will be resold
at risk and cost of defSulting purchaser.
je23 WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auction0efo
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We Please TIE CHILDREN.

By presenting each and every one with lasting me-
mento this week We please the parents by . sweep
ing reduction Of prices in all kinds Of Shoes and Ties
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuonesra

GEO. W. BROWN, Trustees.
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. je2O-dts
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svTHE ABOvBSALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE A o. 1887. sf same hour and place, by consent
OF parties.
je1O b. y. dENhLE, trustee.
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sVTHE ABOVE SALE ISFURTHER POSTPONED
until MONDAY the TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE, A. D., 1857, at same hour and place.
ieoO s. S. HENKLE, Trustee
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sITHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POSTPONED
unit l MONDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE,
tea S. s. HENKLE,
Trustee.